| Deshani |
Queen of the country |
Hindu |
| Deshanth |
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Hindu |
| Desharanjini |
Name of a Raga |
Hindu |
| Deshavanth |
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Hindu |
| Deshayan |
Unknown |
Hindu |
| Deshik |
Guru |
Hindu |
| Deshika |
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Hindu |
| Deshna |
Offering, Gift |
Hindu |
| Deshnee |
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Hindu |
| Deshva |
|
Hindu |
| Desiha |
Happy, Lemon |
Hindu |
| Desika |
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Hindu |
| Desna |
Offering, Gift |
Hindu |
| Despina |
In hebrew it means bee but in greek it means lady |
Hindu |
| Dev |
God, King, light, heavenly, Cloud |
Hindu |
| Devkumar |
Son of God |
Hindu |
| Deva |
God, King, Light, Heavenly, Cloud |
Hindu |
| Devaansh |
Part of God, Eternal part of God, Demigod |
Hindu |
| Devaarti |
Aarti of God |
Hindu |
| Devabrata |
Bhishma |
Hindu |
| Devachandra |
Moon among the gods |
Hindu |
| Devadars |
Worshipper of God |
Hindu |
| Devadarshan |
Familiar with the gods |
Hindu |
| Devadarshini |
Goddess |
Hindu |
| Devadas |
Servant of God, Follower of God |
Hindu |
| Devadathan |
Gift of God |
Hindu |
| Devadatt |
Gift of the God |
Hindu |
| Devadatta |
Given by God |
Hindu |
| Devadeva |
Lord of all lords |
Hindu |
| Devadhipa |
Lord of the god |
Hindu |
| Devadidev |
The God of the gods |
Hindu |
| Devaditya |
God of The Sun |
Hindu |
| Devadutt |
King, Gift of God |
Hindu |
| Devadyumna |
Glory of the god |
Hindu |
| Devagandhari |
Name of a Raga |
Hindu |
| Devagnya |
Goddess Lakshmi, Worship of Ishta Deva |
Hindu |
| Devagya |
With knowledge of God |
Hindu |
| Devahasini |
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Hindu |
| Devahuti |
Daughter of Manu (Daughter of Maalik bin Amr al adwaniyah) |
Hindu |
| Devain |
Divine |
Hindu |
| Devaj |
From God, Born of the gods |
Hindu |
| Devaja |
Born from God |
Hindu |
| Devajith |
One who conquered devas |
Hindu |
| Devajuta |
The one with the good |
Hindu |
| Devajyoti |
Brightness of the Lord |
Hindu |
| Devak |
Divine |
Hindu |
| Devakali |
Name of a Indian music Raagini |
Hindu |
| Devakantha |
Beloved to god |
Hindu |
| Devakanya |
Celestial maiden, Divine damsel |
Hindu |
| Devaki |
Divine, Mother of Lord Krishna (Krishna's mother and the wife of Vasudeva, a chief of the Vrishni clan. Sister of Kamsa, she was imprisoned by him soon after her marriage.) |
Hindu |
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